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Developed as a civilian aircraft earlier on due WW1 prohibitions imposed by the allies the Heinkel He 111 Bomber would later become known as a "wol...

Intended to bolster the rank of the German army Luftwaffe Field divisions were raised. Initially they remained under the command of the Luftwaffe d...

The goal of strengthening the German army led to the creation of the Luftwaffe Field divisions, which initially fell under the jurisdiction of the ...

Originally serving under the 1st Luftwaffe Field Division the soldiers of the Luftwaffe made up of surplus ground crew fought on the eastern front ...

The Einheitsmütze M43 field caps were military wide issue ski caps given to the german military. They were used till the end of WW2.  These particu...

With the onset of Operation Barbarossa the German high command soon realised the need for a mobile AT solution. By 1942 they had began development ...

The Medizinische Wohlfahrtsorganisation served as a medical and humanitarian support organization for the German military it ensured troops receive...

Affectionately endeared as the "Swallow" the Messerschmitt Me 262 was the first operational jet fighter in the world coming into service in mid 194...

The Luftwaffe infantry in World War II, were ground combat units formed by the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) beginning in 1942. Originally intended ...

The Luftwaffe infantry in World War II, were ground combat units formed by the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) beginning in 1942. Originally intended ...

Starting in 1940 the Germans began an operations in North Africa in order to assist their Italian allies against British Commonwealth (+USA after 1...

The WW2 German Oberschutze within the the 3rd s s Panzer Division "Totenkopf" are elite senior rifleman. This division participated in operations a...

Product Features:  x 5 Printed Field Grey Officer visor caps including from the Waffen 3rd SS  Authentic markings and insignia *Ignore red marks...

Designed as a replacement for the older Panzer III and IV models. The Panther had great cross country and long distance engagement rates thanks to ...

The Panther Ausf. G Panzer rolled out of German factories in late 1943 with a redesigned chasis implemented amongst other minor improvements. Addit...

The military doctrine of Blitzkrieg which emphasised the potential of hard hitting Panzer divisions meant that German Panzer crew members were well...

The Panzer II was originally developed as a temporary "rather light" solution to supplement German tank force while bigger tanks were built. Howeve...

The Panzerkampfwagen III was a medium tank design developed by the German army in the 1930s. It was primary intended to fight other armoured vehicl...

The Panzerkampfwagen III was a medium tank design developed by the German army in the 1930s. It was primary intended to fight other armoured vehicl...

German fascination with Super heavy tanks and super weapons that can single handily win a war lead to the 1944 development of the Panzer VIII Maus....

Transport the mechanised infantry of the German army using the Sd.Kfz, 251. This Schützenpanzerwagen, (SPW) features armoured frontal and side plat...

The Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf.A was the first mass-produced German tank of World War II. It was mainly used for training and reconnaissance, with a t...

The Panzerkampfwagen Tiger II was protected by upto 185mm of frontal sloped armour making it frontally impervious to most allied tanks. It also fea...

The Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. E, was a formidable German heavy tank during World War II. Its thick frontal armour, ranging from 100mm to 120mm, ...